Description

Bar service at full tilt turns into a quick-thinking puzzle in Speedy Bartender, a shift-based sprint where neat pours, smart sequencing, and calm under pressure create that satisfying end-of-night bell; how to play: watch the ticket rail slide in orders—short lists at first, then full flights—and decide which drinks to batch and which to serve straight; each glass has a comfort zone on the pour meter, and syrup, citrus, or bitters add little timing windows that cancel or extend head foam; shake when recipes say shake, stir when a spirit deserves clarity, and strain to avoid ice shards; speed helps, but the system honors craft: consistent pours, clean glassware, garnishes cut to size, and quick wipe-downs after sticky spills earn bonus points and tips that unlock better tools; guests differ—some leave quickly unless greeted, some tip better for presentation, some care only about speed—so route your hands accordingly: greet, pour a quick highball, set a slower stirred drink to build while you garnish the first, then return for a neat finish; tips for a smooth rail: scan the whole ticket line before you touch a bottle, batch identical orders in twos, pre-chill glassware when your queue includes martinis, and rest your eyes on the pour line rather than the bottle neck; if a shaker sticks, rap the side at the seam instead of twisting; if a citrus slice won’t sit, notch it; keep syrups clean by wiping threads; floor events keep the room lively—break a line of waiting guests with a tray run, bus two tables for a tip bump, fix a CO₂ tank with a quick mini-game—and your shift ends with a tally that praises stability more than raw speed; accessibility supports color-blind indicators on pour zones, haptic cues for perfect measures, remappable inputs, and an “easy hands” mode that widens timing windows for casual play; the vibe stays upbeat without noise—warm bass, clink of glass, low room chatter—and the story mode follows your move from back-bar apprentice to head bartender with quiet, believable steps: inventory nights, menu tastings, a themed pop-up that tests your planning; unique blurb: the charm is the feeling of being in the pocket—glasses chilling, ice ready, rhythm steady—where two hands and a calm head turn lines into smiles; when the last receipt prints and the tip jar looks kind, you’ll know you did more than beat a timer—you ran a bar.

Instruction

Mobile Touch PC Mouse

Specifications

• Easy to play